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Katey DePuy

Caldwell High School
WSCC, Class of ‘18 - Liberal Arts Transfer & General Science Transfer
Ohio State University - Health Sciences 2020

“Participating in CCP can be scary because it’s a challenge but you’re going to be a better student and you could save so much time and money later on. CCP will likely be an adjustment from your high school courses but be optimistic and stick with it because the experience will be worth it. Through CCP, I took a variety of different classes and was able to discover the career path I wanted to pursue. I also saved over $15,000 in tuition and graduated 1.5 years early from Ohio State.”
Kayden Wright

Belpre High School
WSCC, Class of '21, Liberal Arts Transfer

“My career goals are to earn a Ph.D. in counseling psychology and eventually have my own private practice for therapy. CCP has helped me work towards these goals by reducing the amount of money and time I will have to put into my future education. I have saved thousands of dollars because of CCP at WSCC.”
Margaret (Maggie) Huck

Fort Frye High School
WSCC, Class of ‘14 - Liberal Arts Transfer
OSU - Psychology, 2017
OSU Moritz College of Law, 2020
Attorney at Grossman Law Offices

“WSCC prepared me to handle stress well at the collegiate level. Many people underestimate or fail to take into account how stressful your first year of college can be, but since my first year at OSU was really my third year of college, I wasn’t nearly as overwhelmed as my peers.”
Paige Hartley

Marietta High School
WSCC, Class of ‘21 - General Science Transfer

“CCP has helped me work towards my career goal by allowing to get a feel for what college classes are going to be like. CCP is also going to be cutting down my time in undergrad so I can purse my future career quicker. ”
Adam Lankford

Warren High School
WSCC Class of '12 - Liberal Arts Transfer
Ohio University, Master of Education in College Student Personnel - 2021

“Attending college while still in high school is not as scary or overwhelming as it may seem. The key to success is balancing your time wisely, communicating with your instructors and advisor early and often, and stepping out of your comfort zone to take risks, the rewards are certainly worth it!”
Mary Estes

Warren High School
WSCC Class of '21 - Practical Nursing Certificate

“Do not worry about missing out on high school activities because you can still be involved with sports and extra-curricular activities like pep rallies and prom or homecoming.”

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